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03-19-2010, 12:26 PM
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Cancer death risk is 70% higher in 'doctor-dodging' men (Daily Mail: World News)
Their reluctance to visit a GP was given as a major reason for the higher risk after an analysis of cancer records. Smoking is more common in men, and they are bigger drinkers too.
    
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